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3y ago
Another advantage over Google or OpenAI for me would be that it is not from Google or OpenAI
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3y ago
> on a tech forum where everyone has very specific reasons for their tech purchases Thats a very funny statement. From my experience tech people in general are the ones falling for vanity, fashion, dogmas etc. most often while claiming s
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It's not a race to the top of the safety spectrum. That's just a disguise and also only for some people. It's a race to the top of the "social" and $ spectrum where you have to show how little you care about the oth
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3y ago
It's a bad practice always since the user can easily choose if he/she wants to open it in new tab by themselv but not the other way. For a user there is zero benefits in this practice
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3y ago
always export files in UTF-8
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3y ago
When i was around 20 i learned Ruby as basically my first language and it has been a joyride ever since. I had a chance to develop and co-develop things in other languages but for me there is none matching speed, joy and effectivity of Ruby
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3y ago
CSS Pro: https://csspro.com/
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4y ago
Because JavaScript itself is nothing but messy and a lot of new programmers start with it and somehow learn it and follow in the same vein
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4y ago
Can you be more specific? I'v been working with accounting systems for some time also and there are no transactions in double entry accounting which "just don't need the other side".
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4y ago
I don't get how the author can value all the things in the article and yet work at Microsoft on a bloatware like Edge which is not possible to remove, is pushed hard by Windows against other browsers and used as a part of a giant ads e
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4y ago
It's not bizarre if you realize that the decisions are not really in your hands. You are an engineer working in martech, you do what your company tells you to do and your company is motivated by profit, especially in martech. When your
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4y ago
Except that from my own experience connecting to EDI needs more custom programming than connecting to RESt APIs. The format is horrible and also the whole workflow based around sending and receiving messages
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4y ago
I'm doing both professional and hobby work with VPSs and SSH and there is no problem with that. Few less layers to take care of
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4y ago
How do you want to educate people about crypto if it's still very hard to educate them about normal money? Crypto is not going to work in the sense the original authors envisioned it. It is trying to solve social problems with very poo
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4y ago
The problem is not the technology. If you want to use crypto for normal daily stuff you need to spread it among poeple. And the more you spread it among people, the more people will want to regulate it(normal people, users). Because they wi
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5y ago
Your focus on things being "modern", which is no indicator of value except for hipsters and recruiters, made you forget about the third conclusion with which you might come away from setting up a monolith application: 3. Wow, this
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5y ago
I wonder what do you mean by "vastly superior". For search i use Kagi, for a browser i use Firefox. For mail you can use Protonmail or i guess there are other alternatives also. Only thing i miss is Gmail message threading. Other
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5y ago
"Programming Done Right"... closing the page
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5y ago
For anybody just looking for nice icons instead of a open-source discussion i can also recommend https://icons8.com . They are the same freemium model as these
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5y ago
Have you tried Kagi.com? I switched to it and i'm very happy even with searches in my native language for example
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5y ago
> I provide critique that some (probably many) Ruby developers don't like Yes, maybe that is the thing, i don't like critics. The approach i prefer is to put your money where your mouth is. Why don't you to build this vers
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5y ago
Your articles are very negative. Basically everything involving Rails is bad and wrong by them. That's what i mean. I want Ruby ecosystem, where everybody is free to do their things the way they want, by the rules they want, for whatev
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5y ago
Why there always have to be somebody telling you arbitrarily what's right or wrong even for such a harmless and creative things such are a programming languages or concepts and why i always open articles like that even that i know how
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5y ago
I develop an internal system for a company which sells diapers to big chain supermarkets in europe. It is connected to them through EDI. These are my 2 reasons why EDI is hard and fucked up in my opinion: 1) syntax - we are using XML which
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Ask HN: How to Build Best Docs?
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5y ago
I have a solution for you. Buy a table somewhere else
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Another thing is the more people will use crypto the more they will actually want it to be regulated. The more money there is more guarantees will holders want. And it will slowly turn into the same currencies we now have - centralized, reg
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What do you mean by more freedom? You definitelly don't need Jekyll for Github pages. Any static page can be hosted on Github pages
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5y ago
For that you can use Github pages and you don't need to touch JS or Cloudflare
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5y ago
You have that with procs and lambdas
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